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Infor M3 Tip: Personalization Tools in M3: Setting a field to be mandatory
Frank Petrasio

Infor M3 Tip: Personalization Tools in M3: Setting a field to be mandatory

This procedure describes how to make a field mandatory. A mandatory field must be completed by specifying a value. If this field is left blank, the user cannot proceed to the next panel or form.

  1. Go to the detail panel of a program.
  2. Choose the input field that you want to be mandatory. Right-click the field and select Personalize > Enable Mandatory.

Note: An asterisk (*) beside the field indicates that the field is mandatory. To disable the feature, right-click the field and select Personalize > Disable Mandatory.

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